Do greeters need a liquor license?

It's unlikely that a "greeter" would need a liquor license. Here's why:

* Liquor licenses are for establishments selling alcohol. Greeters are typically employees who welcome customers to businesses, not those who sell or serve alcohol.

* Responsibilities of a greeter. A greeter's role usually involves tasks like directing customers, answering basic questions, and providing a friendly welcome. This doesn't include any activities related to alcohol sales or service.

However, there are some scenarios where a greeter might be involved with alcohol:

* Event staffing. If a greeter is working at an event where alcohol is being served, they might need a server's permit or other relevant license, depending on the state's regulations.

* Restaurant or bar staff. If a greeter is also a part-time server or bartender, they would need to obtain the required licenses for those roles.

To be certain, you should consult the laws in your specific location. Contact your local licensing authority or a legal professional for guidance on your specific situation.